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Takasaki Daruma, red (praying for health and family safety) (39cm) made by Daimon-ya, the hometown of Daruma
Takasaki Daruma, red (praying for health and family safety) (39cm) made by Daimon-ya, the hometown of Daruma
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Raw materials: Paper Production area: Takasaki City This product is a traditional craft. Since it is hand-painted, there will be slight individual differences. The color of the product may vary depending on the monitor, browser, lighting, and other environments used by the customer. Please note that the image may differ from the actual product. Size: Approx. W350 x D290 x H390mm
The most distinctive feature of Takasaki Daruma, which is designated as a Gunma Prefecture hometown traditional craft, is the beard on its face. "Eyebrows are cranes, beards are turtles" expressing auspicious fortune in Japan on the face. On the plump belly connected to the protruding chin, the word "Fukuiri" and the wrinkles of the priest's robe are painted in gold. Prayers for prosperity in business and safety in the home are written on both sides of the face. Takasaki Daruma are carefully crafted using techniques and techniques cultivated over 200 years of tradition. In addition, the saying "Fall seven times, get up eight" represents the deep connection with sericulture and the calm and perseverance required to deal with any difficulty, and is not only valuable as a traditional craft, but also a great force for making wishes come true. Daruma dolls from Daruma no Furusato Daimonya, created with the skill and soul of a master craftsman, are highly regarded not only in Japan but also overseas.
Color: Red
Size: 39cm
Manufacturer: Daruma no Furusato Daimonya
The most distinctive feature of Takasaki Daruma, which is designated as a Gunma Prefecture hometown traditional craft, is the beard on its face. "Eyebrows are cranes, beards are turtles" expressing auspicious fortune in Japan on the face. On the plump belly connected to the protruding chin, the word "Fukuiri" and the wrinkles of the priest's robe are painted in gold. Prayers for prosperity in business and safety in the home are written on both sides of the face. Takasaki Daruma are carefully crafted using techniques and techniques cultivated over 200 years of tradition. In addition, the saying "Fall seven times, get up eight" represents the deep connection with sericulture and the calm and perseverance required to deal with any difficulty, and is not only valuable as a traditional craft, but also a great force for making wishes come true. Daruma dolls from Daruma no Furusato Daimonya, created with the skill and soul of a master craftsman, are highly regarded not only in Japan but also overseas.
Color: Red
Size: 39cm
Manufacturer: Daruma no Furusato Daimonya
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